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I would vote for a fallback on parsing errors (with a WARNING-level logging).
> Since it's complaining about the empty string not being a number, is it possible the response for timezone was not null, but ""?
According to the code, parseDateWithTimezone() cannot get an empty string. Date.format() does not trim strings.
I would suppose that your server provides dates in a non-standard format without a timezone. "yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss ZZZZZ" is expected according to the code